Herald and news., June 13, 1947, Page 7, Image 7

Scientists Speculate On
Rumor Of Weapon More
Powerful Than Atom Bomb
AUCJKI.ANU. N. Z, June IS IV
4w Zculandrr pculled today on
he nulur of ft new weapon-ap.
jrnaolilng the Bl' ll " I""
Hirluiire, but cheaper which tin
Sew Znalnii(1 Herald described as
i joint development of elnillsts
'rum till rountry, Great Britain
inil the United Blutc.
Prof. Dnvltl James Leech, said to
9a leader In ooordlimllun end de
velopment of research on th pro-
Klamath
Welfare
Fund Cut
The county welfare office here
hei been notified t-y tlie stale wel
lure commission pursuant to aw
enacted by the 11)47 legislature, that
the Mate office l cutting a budget
for Klamath county fund for wel
fare from SWUM to IM.1M, ft 10409
reduction.
The total mount ftllowed for wel
fere work In Klamath cminty dor-1047-4,
contributed by the fed
rrn lavrmnirnt, eute md county,
will be MM.UO0.
Ilrginnlng July I. ell publ c e
alliance program, Including old age
analalanre, eld to dependent chil
dren, ftlr) to the blind end general
aaaleunce. will be reduced In food
grid pcraonal needa llownc.
11 hat will be a continuing iltuatlon.
Clothing Out
All Heme for clothing In the
grant are taken out for the mm
mer monlha, July. August and Hep.
tembrr, At the end of that tune.
In October, all grant will be re
viewed to Me If uinmer earning
have been ufflrlent to cover cloth
ing purchase for the year. If not,
adliulmcnta will be made accord-
'"1'heae reduction are purunt to
Chapter 4M. Oregon law of 1047.
The tate welfare commission ha
ratablialied uniform welfare aland
ard lit all countle. wlthlr the lim
it of the fund available. The
tate commission ha termed the
reduction necessary.
Medlral rare will continue to be
given under the present policy.
The I2M.000 total budget for th
roming fiacal year la broken down
aa follow:
Old age aaalatance. 1J9.3O0.
Aid to dependent children, S4J.000.
Aid to blind. 113.000.
Oeneral assistance. S7J.J00.
The county ahare. 161.746. give
I30.SM for old age assistance: IB073
for aid to dependent children: 1302
for aid to blind: and 131,600 to gen
eral assistance.
The budget figure are bated on
a,n estimated monthly cane load
r.et fiacal year of 3P0 old age
grantees, 40 fninllfe wllh 100 de
pendent children, five blind per
aon and 100 general aulatnnce
ceaes.
Parley Tells
Of FDR Split
WASHINGTON. June 13
Jaiiira A. Farley disclosed today that
hi split with the late Franklin U.
Roosevelt temmed from hi retinal
to go along with th Ill-fated 13,
attempt t "purge" congress mem
I .re who opposed the aupreme court
reorganisation pin.
The former iHwtmaitter general
and democratic national chairman
aald the four-time prealdenl "never
forgave mo for putting party wel
fare above the peraonal allegiance
lie considered hi due."
In the flrat of a aerie of article
In Collier on "Why I Broke With
Roosevelt." Farley aald he supported
the court plan "to the hilt" but for
the aake of the party declined to
participate In attempt to defeat It
opiwncnt In the prlmarle year
later.
Amour the Intended target of the
"purge," attributed by many to in
lnlc Harry L. Hopkins, were Sen
ator George of Georgia and
Tydlngs of Maryland. Both were
renominated and reelected.
Farley wrote that there w "no
harp. clean fracture of friendship,"
but rather a "alow. Imperceptible
drifting apart of political prin
ciple." Eugene Man
Grand Master
PORTLAND, June 13 The
grnnd lodge of Oregon Mnaons elect
ed Walter M. Ranaom, Eugene, grand
mnatrr, yesterday at the B7th annual
session.
rGther officer named: Worth Har
vey, 'Eugene. Junior grand warden;
Jitmc Whipple, Drain. Junior grand
deacon; Carl Chamber, Pendleton,
iunlor grand steward; Uracil E.
flail, Umatilla, grand aword bearer:
John J, Kennedy, Eugene, grand
pursuivant: N. K. Tulley. Eugene,
grand chaplain; Frederick M.
Hunter, grand orator.
Classified Ada Bring Remit.
lent, wa made a commander of
the Order of the llrltlsh Umpire in
the Itoyul birthday honor an
nounced thl work In London.
rue Herald ald It source of in
formation about th new weapon
wa moat reliable, but could not b
dlacluned.
The report an Id tliut. although re-
ae..rch fulled to reach the atnge for
practical application during the war,
the project wa being puraucd under
th alrlclcat uorecy by (clcnllal In
the three counlrle.
Had the project been completed
In tune, It might have played a role
a effective a the atom bomb In
subjugating Japan," The Herald
aaiu.
1'liere wa no hint of th nature
of th project. One authority ald
mat on completion, u couiu oe
given practical application In ft
variety of way. One of theae ap
pllcatiuua, It wa at led, would have
aome almllarlly to one of the ap
plication of tlie atom bomb.
CKicuiiau were reporiea murougn
ly examining all poaaiblllllc. Tney
were aald to have exchanged Idea
and Information, bo far a 1
known, no detail of the project
have been revealed to counlrle
other than New Zealand, Britain
and the United Slate.
CARNIVAL
B Dick Turner
ai 00. ui ft tf "c-T u nr i i
Interior Gets
More Money
' WAHHINOTON. June 13 V-!
The tenate approprlatluna commit-
lee approver today ft jio.ojojoj
appropriation for the Interior de
partment, adding 164,11(640 to the
amount voted by the house.
Principal Increaae are I3S.I37.
933 for the reclamation bureau and
IBJM.aoo for tlie Bonneville power
admlnlatratlon.
The amount recommended for
aenale approval wa B0.006.0o7 un
der tlie budget bureau estimate
of the department' requirement
for the fiacal year beginning July
1. and 143.031,733 below thl year
appropriation.
Search Made
For Body
ENTIAT. June 13 oP)Search wa
continuing today fur th body of
Le Murray, 8-year-old aon of Cleo
Murrey of Entlat, who wa believed
drowned In the twollen entlat river
hut night while flailing with hla
father, Chelan county sheriff of
ficer aald today.
Thry aald the boy wa knocked
off narrow bridge over tlie river
by cattle returning from pasture
yeaterday evening. H I father
filungrd In to aave hint, but the
ilgh water awenl the father mile
downstream before he wn rescued.
Hearcher used erch light and
allot llitht on the river until mid
night Taat night trying to recover
the body. A net lias been spread
across tlie stream near ftntlat, ,
"After all I went through to finish high school, wouldn't
you think they'd at loast put me at the 25-cent counter?"
Beaten
Mr. Madge Tucker Miller, it,
(above) i radio aetre, wa beaten
In her New York apartment by an
Intruder poalng aa m window wain
er, Hhe regained eoncloune long
enough to phone her husband and
wa taken to hotplUI. A Madge
Tucker ahe take part In the "Coaat
to Coaat on a Bua," a radio pro
gram for ehldlren.
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WESTERN PUMICE
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Mil gbarlala rhaa
Klamath Flying Kews
Smaller Navigator
Jack Tllman left Monday evening
for Portland where he will check
hi new model of 111 Tllman navi
gator with the patent attorney. The
newet model la jual 14 incne equare
and one Inch deeD with ft (Ulnlea
ateel back. Till la 10 Inche mller
than the original model.
ProducUon of the navigator will
probably a tart immediately upon the
return of Tllman. according to Stan
ley Pede, one of the three part
ner. Tllman, Pade and Tittle. The
Inalrumenl will be produced by Pade
and Tittle Sheet Metal work. 231
Market.
Wedding Dell
Orov H. Bancroft, liutructor for
Oregon Aircraft aervice and veteran
navy pilot, exchanged marriage vow
May 31 with Leola Jean Mgeatreltl
of Walla Walla, Waah., In Wall
Walla. Bancroft' pareat live In
Santa Ana. Calif. The bride and
groom ire (t home at 6418 Shaalft
way.
Exam a Over
John O'Connor paaaed hi flight
examination for a private llcenae
thl week and Wally Moa wloed.
Both men have been taking lnatruc
tlon wllh Oregon Aircraft service.
O'Connor I a mualo liutructor at
KUHH and Mom I a fight referee.
"Flipper-Turn Mom" and "Student
Pilot Moa'' are tag he answer to
around the hangar.
Cant. F..lurdo Muxo. army re
rniiiiiiB officer, who ha been taking
lllghl instruction with OA. went
aloft Saturday ana uunaay in spue
of drenching ahower.
Ray Royae left for McChord field
Tuesday for hi physical exam.
Short Slop
Gene Durant and Penny Payne re
turned from Chlloquln Tuesday
where thev flew tlie Republic Sea
bee from the field, taking the Mark
wardt brother and Don Rlitell.
private pilot, up.
Pavne flew the Seabee to John
Day Wednesday, stopping in Burns
to visit Roe Davis. Piper dealer there
who has an airstrip.
Bud Stevenson of Mscdoel. who
has his own Taylorcraft. Is about
ready to get his private license.
Jim Lund, distributor from Van
couver, Wash., was here with new
super de luxe Ercoupe. He came
here from Redmond and wa en
route home via Portland. He took off
In pouring rain.
Lout Thurlow, owner and man
ager of the Thurlow manufacturer,
flew hi Ercoupe here Sunday on
business.
George Dusette flew In from Los
Angele In a Piper cruiser Sunday
and after landing took off for Eu
eene. Several Drive te DlloU were
stranded by the atorm over the
weeg-ena.
A Beecheraft Bonanza wa flying
around the airport, making short
hop and landing Thursday, but the
pilot didn't file flight plans. A Bfl
lanc Cruiser also stopped at the
local hangar to gaa up.
Eight F6F' flew over Thursday
from Los Alameto. Calif., on navy
reserve training flight and made a
stopover for the night before taking
oil lor noma rriaay morning.
Air Search Meeting
The Klamath Air Search and Res
cue unit held a meeting Tuesday
night to formulate plans for the
Jaycee boat regatta. June 32, the 4th
of July parade and rodeo and for an
alrshow for local pilot, to be held
sometime In mid-July.
Lakeland Flvlng service 1 offering
ft prlre of $100 for the winner of a
water race between the Republic
Sebee and the winner of the motor
boat race at the June 23 regatta.
Queen of the 4th of July Is being
offered a ride ill the 8eabee with
two of her companions.
Ted Cose Heads Veterans
Information Service Here
Klamath county ha gone Into the
Information and guidance bualneas.
It personal repreaenlatlve In thl
new, and somewhat strange field for
a enuntv government, I Ted Case
Ted hold forth In n unpretentious
office In the basement of the county
courthouse. He is tner to neip me
veteran and he I doing ft bang-up
lob.
Somewhat reticent to taix ftoouit
his Job at first (he's only been at It j
alnce May 1 of thl year), Ted final- (
ly admitted ne wa graunea at me
volume of Inquiries that have come
hi way ao far.
"Most of the question," explain!
Ted, "are concerned with such things
as; how to go about claiming Bonus
on unused terminal leave, how to file
dependency claim, or how to gain
admittance to vetertn hospital
for treatment."
That' most of them all right, but
every once In a while a veteran will
come up with something truly orl-
5lnl like the man who wanted to
now how he could get replacement
on hi terminal leave bond because
they had been bumed up In fire.
(Ted didn't so Into detail on this.
but If you have fire In your house
look him up.)
On the matter of pension claim,
also a freauent Inquiry, Ted can
give you all kinds of help. He main
tain dose liaison with the Portland
offices of O. O. Pike, department of
Oregon service officer for, the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars, and Art
Miller, American Legion man serving
In the same capacity. These men are
expert on periston claim arm 'lea
frequently refer veteran to their
counsel.
"But the big deal here," says Ted.
"Is Information. They want to know
about housing, employment, GI i
loans, readjustment on army pay1
and a million other things. The right
Information is Important. Usually I
have to send them to someone or
some agency which has more de
tailed information, but. one way or
another, their questions are given'
the utmost consideration."
So. there's your cue. veterans. If
you have a problem, dump It In Ted
Case lap It's hi Job, and he like ,
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KftAI.D NtW. Ktamalk gailt, Or. mHMC Jan tl. 111. fia
Ted Case. Klamath county's new
veteran advisor, who will make
roar worried hi business if you
are veteran and bar a problem.
APPOINTED
SALEM. June 13 UP Bute public
welfare commissioners H. H. Lake
and Bardl O. Skulason. both of
Portland, were reappointed by Gov
ernor Earl Snell today for four-year
term. -
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